hella cool optical illusion
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[xeno]Julios
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urgrund777
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Wow.. O_O!!Bdw3 wrote:Holy crap. :icon28:
That is freaking awesome. :icon26: :icon14:
[size=75][i]I once had a glass of milk.
It curdled, and then I couldn't drink it. So I mixed it with some water, and it was alright again.
I am now sick.
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It curdled, and then I couldn't drink it. So I mixed it with some water, and it was alright again.
I am now sick.
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It's been a while since I learned about it, but it has something to do with how quickly cones can "reset" themselves after being subjected to intense light. The cones become "fatigued" and are unable to reset themselves quickly enough to respond to the next dot. IIRC, it has to do with the red dot being replaced with white (if you watch carefully, when a dot disappears, it becomes brighter than the gray background). I think this has to do with rods and cones interacting, and how rods can reset themselves quicker than cones. The same would not happen if the rods aren't stimulated at the same time (by fading the red dots to black, for example).urgrund777 wrote:is there a scientific explanation? be interesting to read - like, why the brain is "ignoring" the purple data that your eye is nonetheless recieveing
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I know that...read my posts a little closerKracus wrote:I'm not sure there actualy IS a green dot to focus on there bitwise.bitWISE wrote:Pho, if you focus directly on the green dot and then follow it around the circle you should be able to see that there actually isn't anything there.
I guess our eyes are just lazy fucks.
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Pho, if you focus directly on the green dot and then follow it around the circle you should be able to see that there actually isn't anything there.Kracus wrote:I'm not english but I'm pretty sure I'm reading that right.bitWISE wrote:Pho, if you focus directly on the green dot
As I stated in my first post, as soon as I look at the page I see a green dot looping around the circle. Pho appears to have the same problem. It wasn't until I read the description and then did what I described above that I could actually tell there wasn't anything there. And I could still barely tell it wasn't there.
Re: hella cool optical illusion
Trippy.[xeno]Julios wrote:http://www.michaelbach.de/ot/col_rapidA ... index.html
This one hurts to look at after a while: http://www.michaelbach.de/ot/mot_rotsnake/index.html
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Right...bitWISE wrote:Pho, if you focus directly on the green dot and then follow it around the circle you should be able to see that there actually isn't anything there.Kracus wrote:I'm not english but I'm pretty sure I'm reading that right.bitWISE wrote:Pho, if you focus directly on the green dot
As I stated in my first post, as soon as I look at the page I see a green dot looping around the circle. Pho appears to have the same problem. It wasn't until I read the description and then did what I described above that I could actually tell there wasn't anything there. And I could still barely tell it wasn't there.
Let me explain something to you. If something isn't there... you can't focus on it k? don't matter how hard you try.
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Well the reason teh circles are dissapearing is because your eye leaves a reverse colour imprint of the circle on your eye causing the green circle which isn't there it's just an imprint on the back of your eye in reverse colour.
So you A: can't focus on it and B can't possibly open a page and instantly see green dots you know?
So you A: can't focus on it and B can't possibly open a page and instantly see green dots you know?